Add OSGi metadata #926
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Add OSGi metadata #926
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Gonna use #971 as it is represents are more active plugin. Thx for your pull request anyways! Best regards, |
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maven-bundle-plugin added to pom.xml. This will lead to OSGi headers in the MANIFEST.MF, so the project can be used in an OSGi environment directly. No effects on non-OSGi users, no additional dependencies.
Note: no detailed configuration of the plugin is provided, which means that all packages of the project will be exported. This is a sensible default and minimizes maintenance requirements.
Related Issue
Fixes #822
Motivation and Context
support OSGi
How Has This Been Tested?
Built locally and run in a Felix OSGi framework -> works just fine
Types of changes
Checklist:
-> no code changes, only added a maven plugin